Masriera Necklace

Masriera is known for their Art Nuoveau jewelry with a long tradition of prestige and unparalleled craftsmanship. These stylistically distinctive works of art, have been crafted by Masriera since 1839 and continue to be made today with the techniques used decades ago: plique-à-jour, basse-taille, champlevé, vitreous enameling and Barcelona enameling. Each piece of Masriera jewelry...

Made in Spain by world renown Masriera, specializing in Art Nouveau and fired enamel techniques - this satin 18 Karat yellow gold cross pendant “Croix Pommee” with Basse-Taille Fired Enamel is breathtaking! Exquisite details with soft colors, you will treasure this heirloom quality pendant. Each piece of Masriera jewelry...

Discover the magnificent Tahitian cultured pearl necklace, an exceptional piece of jewelry that embodies elegance and exotic beauty. Composed of 37 Tahitian cultured pearls, this necklace will seduce you with its sophistication and refinement. Each pearl, measuring between 10 mm and 12.5 mm in diameter, is carefully selected for its exceptional quality. Dark Tahitian pearls with subtle green or reddish-black reflections add a touch of mystery and intensity to this unique jewel. The necklace is enhanced by a spherical clasp in 18-carat white gold, giving it an extra touch of luxury and sophistication. The combination of precious metal and exotic pearls...

Masriera is a company world-renowned for their amazing enamel work & Art Nouveau jewelry. The delicacy of an imminent desire hidden under the floral b...

Pearls necklace with clasp in 18kt white gold set with diamonds 0.70 cts 

Complete your classic luxury look with this 17" strand of cultured pearls. These 8.5-9 mm pearls are a luminous white to light rose in color. They are considered "clean" meaning very few blemishes. The ball clasp is 14 Kt white gold. This is a fantastic value for these beautiful pearls. From the first pearl finding traced back to 420 when a fragment was found in the sarcophagus of a Persian princess, to chic Coco Chanel and Audrey Hepburn, to the current trend of layering multiple strands...